• Logan faces his most dire threat yet -- with no healing factor to protect him.
Gerardo Sandoval (CABLE & X-FORCE) joins the team of the All-New Marvel Now smash hit!
Not the best issue of the series so far, but it is worth reading if you are enjoying Paul Cornells run with the character. And hey, it has a brief bar fight between Thor and Logan so whats not to like? Read Full Review
Wolverine #5 is a great jumping on point being a interesting one-shot story for Wolvie. Recommended. Read Full Review
Gerardo Sandoval steps in for Ryan Stegman in this issue, pushing the new emphasis on Logan as a squat, hairy, ugly brawler even further. It's an approach that suits Sandoval's style well, though the civilian fashions in this issue tend to be overly garish and ridiculous. At times, Wolverine looks more like he's decked out to star in a '90s rap video parody than go drinking and butt heads with an Avenger. Read Full Review
With only 7 issues left, I'm not sure I want to pick them all up to see the demise of Logan.. well until they find a way to bring him back of course. Read Full Review
Holy. Cow. I figured I would give Wolverine another chance, given that there's a new artist on board, but man. Wolverine #5 isn't just bad, it's laughably bad Read Full Review